Curbed

GREAT ROOMS

The Empty Dry Cleaner That Became a Printing Studio

Leslie Diuguid needed a larger space to work (and her bedroom back).

By Wendy Goodman | February 6, 2024

BKReader

Brooklyn is Home to the First Black- And Woman-Owned Print Shop in NYC

Leslie Diuguid works with emerging and mid-career artists to make art more accessible.

By Brianna Robles | October 10, 2023

NEW SUNS

Shop Talk

In their conversation, Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. and Leslie Diuguid express the values they share as printers: community collaboration, caring for the matrix, and the print shop.

By Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. & Leslie Diuguid | May 16, 2023

HYPERALLERGIC

on Your Radar

Print Center New York is debuting its pilot Spotlight initiative with a pop-up showcase of editions by Leslie Diuguid of Brooklyn’s Du-Good Press.

By Rhea Nayyar | September 11, 2023

Wide Rainbow

Leslie Diuguid / Du-Good Press

Wide Rainbow Connects is a free educational video series where viewers meet artists in their studios.

By Waylon Bone and Greg Navarro | May, 2021

Kazam! Magazine

Screen Play

Leslie Diuguid’s fine-art prints are redefining the genre through a homegrown operation that gives artists—and herself—a greater voice

By Diana Budds | May, 2022

DAVID ZWIRNER

52 Walker x Du-Good Press

Director of 52 Walker, Ebony L. Haynes in conversation with Leslie Diuguid | March, 2022

DEEP COLOR

Episode 69: Leslie Diuguid

By Joseph Hart | December 17, 2021

Hello, Print Friend

Episode 112 : Leslie Diuguid

By Miranda K. Metcalf | August 4, 2021

Studio Noize

Special Editions w/ printmaker Leslie Diuguid

By Jamaal Barber | May 25, 2021

MAYDAY Magazine

In Conversation with Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press, the First and Only Black Female Owned Fine Art Printshop in New York
by Corey Durbin | April 15, 2021

The Creative Independent

On working against the establishment

Artist and fine art printer Leslie Diuguid discusses wearing all the hats, facing hurdles in life and business as a Black woman, building community, and advice for people starting something new.

by Annie Bielski | March 1, 2021

Reflections on Color

Leslie Diuguid

I find it most satisfying to take special care in how the edges, where colors meet, are treated. This type of care should be applied to all governing bodies that set out to protect the most vulnerable.

by Laura Berman | December 19, 2020

IFPDA

Black Women of Print: A Virtual Studio Visit and Conversation

A conversation and virtual studio visits with the founder and artists of Black Women of Print

Delita Martin, artist, Black Box Press, Tanekeya Word, Founder, Executive Director, Black Women of Print, Leslie Diuguid, artist and Owner/Established Printmaker, Du-Good Press

Introductions by Ann Marshall, Durham Press | October 30, 2020

Black Women of Print Speaker Series with Leslie Diuguid

Hosted by Sarah Kirk Hanley, Executive Director at MGC | October, 2020

Manhattan Graphics Center

Paper Cuts

Guest: Leslie Diuguid

Host: Christopher Kardambikis

Recorded on March 10th, 2020

The Print Cast

Brooklyn Screen Printer Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press

Leslie Diuguid joins the podcast today to talk screen printing, both in how she runs her own publishing shop and her day job as a fabricator for Powerhouse Arts in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

By Nicholas Naughton | February, 2020

Build Your Own Printshop Panel at Pratt Institute

This conversation explored how printmakers continue their practice after leaving their school's facilities, how to establish a printshop, and other avenues for working in the field.

Leslie Diuguid of Du-Good Press, Mark Herschede of Haven Press, Anna Hoberman of Afternoon Editions, and Erik Hougen of Lower East Side Printshop.

Moderated by artist, Adjunct Associate Professor of Fine Arts, and organizer of Pratt Institute Editions Grayson Cox | May 1, 2019

International Print Center New York